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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sudunone" data-source="post: 5728400" data-attributes="member: 205934">Buddy, Read the original story.machan mama podi udaharana kathawak. kiyannam... onna eka minihek ennawa ...eyata ennawa kuduwaka girawek e girawa enna kuduwa reddakin wahala tiyenne girawa penne ne......... habai ara miniha apata kiyanawa ..... me girawa niyama girawa mu visil gahanawa balti gahanawa muta puluwan ona deyak mawanna....... muta puluwan pawenna........ oyawage godak dewal kiyanawa........ etahakota minissu ahanawa apita oya girawa pennana apitah asai balanna oya redda ain karala pennana..... ethakota ara miniha kiyanawa........ ha. ha . ehima be pennane ne ... ubalata onnam wiswasa karapalla...... me girawata wadapalla.......... puja pawaththapalla........... habai girawawanam pennanne ne........... kiyala api moda minissuth ani eka viswasa karala reddakin wahapu kuduwakata wadinawa......thawa minhek innawa......... eya kiyanawa mehema kathawak..... ara durin penawa neda kunugodak.....(raga ,dewesha,moha) oya visala kunugoda ekin eka as karapuwama oki adiye thiyenawa manikak........ (niwana) .......... oka tikak ain karanakota eke kirana oyakattiyata dakinna puluwan..... (sotapannaya, sakurdagami, anagami,... )........ habai oya kattiyata lesi ne me wade.. godak kapakirim karanna wei..... oita kalin e manika gattha kattiyath ennawa ..... (buduwaru, pasebuduwaru,rahathanwahansela.....) ekanisa .... oyakattiya kamathida me manika ganna........... ane ape bahutharaayak moda minissu ara reddakin wahapu kuduwa gawa thwamath............                                                                                                                                                    Does it say a word about your religion? Stick to the story: it says very clearly that one man says there is a parrot who can do so many things. But we can't see even if there's a parrot; all we see is a piece of cloth. We are not allowed to remove the cloth and check if there's a parrot; test if the parrot can actually do all those things; see if the parrot has swallowed a gem. On the other hand, the other man invites us to see for ourselves what is underneath the garbage. And the story explains what is meant by 'garbage', what is meant by 'gem'. If you assume the man who is covering something and says it's a magic parrot and wouldn't let you see it is similar to your religion, then it's your problem. The story itself doesn't say that.</blockquote>

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